LE WATOSA A 超细睫毛膏（1802 号蓝紫色）

The liquid is smooth, easy to apply, gives a moderate amount of volume, and doesn't clump easily, so far it feels good. It doesn't have much curl power, but the curl retention is average. There's nothing that makes you think, "This is it!" when you first apply it, but there aren't any disappointments either, and I think it's great to use without any stress.

I bought this when I was purchasing another Watusa product. I didn't have high expectations (sorry), but it turned out to be a better product than I expected. I like that it washes off with warm water and leaves a refined finish. This time I simply purchased the black one, but I'm interested in the other colors too.

It's a deep purple, and the color doesn't look off, so it's easy to use. The volume and length are decent. I don't like products with a lot of fibers because they tend to tangle my eyelashes, but that doesn't happen with this. Maybe it's because I'm at an age where my natural eyelashes tend to droop, but the calf-holding power is a little weak. Other than that, it doesn't make my eyes look panda-like, comes off with normal cleansing, and is easy to use. However, many Watusa products are being discontinued, so I wonder how long I'll be able to buy this product.

I always have Blue Violet in stock. This is the first time I've bought black. There are a lot of "separating" mascaras these days, but I prioritize volume, so I love this mascara. I'll definitely buy it again.

I've been using Watusa mascara for the past 15 years. I absolutely adore both the black one I already own and the brown one I just bought, so I'm sharing a review and photos. I've tried a lot of different mascaras, but I always end up going back to Watusa because I think it's the one that covers it all. First of all, it doesn't smudge! It doesn't lose its curl! It adds length, but it doesn't flake off even after a while. I recently took a makeup lesson at the Watusa Omotesando store, and here's a photo of my eyes six hours later. I used two mascaras: black on top and brown on the bottom. Just one coat on each side gave me incredibly lush lashes. I was surprised to learn in the lesson that the key to making lashes look long and lush is the shadow on the upper lashes. The key is to apply the upper lashes so that the shadow appears beautifully at the base of the lower lashes! I was a bit confused, but when I looked in the mirror, I was convinced! I thought the more I layered the lashes the thicker they would look, but the weight of the mascara couldn't withstand it and the curl just fell off (lol). I learned that the angle at which you curl your eyelashes, the angle at which you apply the mascara, the color of your eyeliner, and how you apply it all play a role in creating thick, lush eyelashes, and I realized how complex makeup is.